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Paying by card

The card form belongs to our payment processor even when it is drawn inside our page. The number never reaches our servers, and there is nothing here to unsubscribe from later.

What the screen does

Depending on how the checkout opens for you, the form is either embedded in our page or hosted on the processor's own. Either way your card details go straight from your browser to them, and the extra confirmation your bank sometimes asks for runs in the same place rather than bouncing you around.

What you are actually buying

  • Day Pass — $19.99 for 1 winning day.
  • Week Pass — $99.99 for 7 winning days.
  • Month Pass — $299.99 for 30 winning days.

A single payment for a fixed number of winning days. Not a subscription, no renewal date, no stored balance and no calendar: a day is spent when a main pick wins and is delivered, and a losing day does not spend one.

Buying does not save your card

A purchase leaves nothing on file. If you want automatic refill, you add a card deliberately in Settings → Payment methods, and it is only ever charged when your counter reaches zero.

On your statement The charge shows as BetsBeats. One line per package, dated when the money moved, and it matches the invoice in your account to the cent.
Card and crypto are not the same offer A card can refill itself and carries no bonus days. A crypto transfer carries bonus days and cannot refill itself, because nobody can pull a transfer from you. Both are legitimate; we are not steering you to either.

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